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Almost half of British employers have invested in remedial training for school and college leavers because they are so dissatisfied with their basic skill levels. That was one of the revelations from the the CBI / EDI annual Education & Skills surve...

Workplace suicides in 2009 matched the record-high level they hit in 2008, according to final data released this week by the US Labor Department. The number of workplace suicides workers who took their own life while on the job reached 263 in 2009, ...

It has been three months since my last article (which no doubt helped countless numbers get interviews) and an alarming trend seems to be emerging. As the year progresses, job losses continue; companies are doing more with less and the Government is ...

PARIS (Reuters) - Mexicans work the longest days and Belgians the shortest, according to a study of 29 industrialised countries released by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) last week. The stereotype of a laid-back “ma...

It’s no surprise to anyone that pay and benefits are important to workers. A primary reason we take jobs is to generate enough income for food, clothing, shelter, financial security and life’s frills. But how well one is compensated ranks far from t...

Bermuda Democratic Alliance leader Craig Cannonier yesterday urged Bermudians to make the most of job opportunities after an employment specialist pointed to unwillingness among the unemployed. Doug Soares, a partner at Expertise Ltd, says he knows o...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - American workers are more pessimistic about their retirement outlook than at any other time in the last two decades, the Employee Benefit Research Institute reported. In its annual Retirement Confidence Survey, it found that wo...